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- Founded:
- 1996
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2 of 4 albumsSee All
"RAIN" exhibit: Oct-Feb 2010Created about a month ago
PAN: A Graphic Arts Time Capsule of Europe, 1895-1900Created about 2 months ago
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Events
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- FREE: Symposium for "Pan" Grap...
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Thursday, October 29 at 2:00pm - "Romanticism and its recurren...
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Thursday, October 8 at 5:00pm
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Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum "Anyone can be Rembrandt" - Interview with Damien Hirst
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In recent years, Damien Hirst has been less an artist than head of a multinational. He's earned a fortune, if not critical respect. But why should he care, he tells Simon Hattenstone
Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum 902 Personal Letters from and to VAN GOGH now online
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Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum New life for ancient Syrian sculptures
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BERLIN. A group of 30 monumental sculptures from Tell Halaf, in Syria, have been reconstructed after being pulverised into 25,000 fragments in a bombing raid in World War II. Dating from soon after 1000 ...
Time:2:00PM Thursday, October 29th
Location:Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum - Cal State San Bernardino
Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum Oct 30th: SPOOKY NIGHT at the Museum! Families and all CSUSB students invited-Click for details.
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Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum hosts symposium for "Pan" Graphic Design Exhibit - Oct 29th 2-5pm
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Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum Op-Ed: More Matter With Less Art - NY Times
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How a New York City gallery crashed with the Wall Street banks.
Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum More Minter: Video
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"I was shooting stills of models with long tongues swirling and sucking bakery products from under a pane of glass. I wanted to make enamel paintings along the idea of painting with my tongue. My makeup artist shot some short videos just to see how it would look. ...
Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum In The Area: "CUT: Makings of Removal" at Chaffey College, a group show of artists who hand cut paper to make 2D and 3D art
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Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum Whitney's plans for a 2nd Museum in NY
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The Whitney Museum of American Art is forging ahead with plans to build a second museum at the entrance to the High Line.
Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum announces 2009/2010 Season Highlights
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Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum “Rain cleanses and quenches. It gifts and curses. It stirs up old memories and creates backdrops for the new ones,” artist Tomoko Suzuki offers a fresh perspective on the precipitation more commonly known for gloomy weather.
Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum Tomoko Suzuki, "Drizzle 2," (detail view)
Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum What do you guys think of this?: Cultural power struggle betwen Paris and London.
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Prices for modern masters haven't dropped as far as those for contemporary works.
Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum In LA: Iranian Films at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences - 7pm
Up Close and Personal: Iranian Filmmakers in Their Own Words | Events Presented by the Academy of Mo
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In conjunction with the planned visit of a group of prominent Iranian filmmakers to Los Angeles, the Academy and the UCLA Film & Television Archive will present a series of recent Iranian films, each followed by a discussion with one or more of the film’s principal creators.
